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I am trying to figure out trim code 490DA. It is not listed on any of the charts I can find. The car has black vinyl interior and not sure if this is original or not. The charts I found on line show the black vinyl to be "STD" code, 490AA is Red, 490BA is blue, and 490CA Saddle. I saw another older thread with someone with black vinyl and code 490DA but didn't see a final resolution on the code numbers.
I am trying to figure out trim code 490DA. It is not listed on any of the charts I can find. The car has black vinyl interior and not sure if this is original or not. The charts I found on line show the black vinyl to be "STD" code, 490AA is Red, 490BA is blue, and 490CA Saddle. I saw another older thread with someone with black vinyl and code 490DA but didn't see a final resolution on the code numbers.
For the 1964 model year, 490DA indicates "silver vinyl", for a coupe, which includes BASE (includes basic standard items) and excludes automatic transmission and power windows.
This is from the NCRS Book on Corvette Trim Tags by Al Grenning and Roy Sinor.
Yes my ECL decoder source gives the same results as Powershift listed above, the car was built with Silver Vinyl interior as a base unit and was not available with power windows or PowerGlide